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Arlankis was as she had never seen it before. The sunbathed streets were broad, some dirty others clean and you knew the residents of the streets by their appearances. The quality of clothes on casual passers also hint at the caliber of people who live in which streets.

Mare, though hidden under the thick cloak with its large hood, could not stop her eyes from darting all over the streets. So engrossed in the many sides of Arlankis that she had never seen before that she nearly walked over a young girl carrying a woven tray of half-rotten apples. The girl stumbled as she hurriedly moved out of her path.

“Pardon, my lady.”

Mare’s heart turned cold and she paused in her steps. Hegi seeing this stopped too and turned to fix her with a questioning glance.

“Why have you stopped?” he whispered, glad for the crowd of traders announcing their wares from front shops.

“That little girl,” she whispered back. “She knew I was – I am not a commoner.” She paused. “So to speak.”

Hegi’s eyes softened
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